Sharp County record., 1887-06-02

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Maxfeld g. Bros. for prices. 2w
The RECORD acknowledges pleas
ant call from J. L. Brown and A. b.
Brewster of Grange, last Tuesday. They
left convincing proof of high regard for
their county paper. Thanks, gentlemen.
II. Maxfeld & Bro. have an arrange
ment with large woolen mill by which
they can pay in Batesville the highest
market price for wool either in cash or
goods. They give one yard Of their heavi.
est 400 jeans for one pound of wool.
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From the number of inquiries re-
ceived by the RECORD from parties living
in the north and west, Sharp county Is
attracting no little attention abroad
The secretary of the North Arkansas
Land Co., answers them almost daily.
Some of the members of the Sharp
County Teachers Institute are speaking
of attending the State Teachers Associa'
tion which meets at Lcnoke, June 22d.
A good delegation from Sharp county
should be present.
O. Our tussle with the ague last week
caused a disappointment with several
patrons of the paper, and threw us be-
hind on some job work contracted for.
We hope to be more fortunate hereafter;
however, sickness is good excuse
with reasonable people.
We do hope our correspondents Will
try to be regular with their commun'ca'
tions. Our Strawberry township Rex
and Maxville man will confer favor
upon the editor and his patrons in those
sections, if they will strive to "ma6e the
connection every week.
"A public examination of teachers at
the public School Building in Evening
Shade on the 18th of this month. Those
who desire certificates to teach in Sharp
county this summer will take notice.
Buddy" King brought in tae sea
SON. beater head Of lettuce last Monday.
1t weighed two pounds and filed large
milk bucket Buddy" has the thanks OF
the RECORD outfit.
There is considerable confusion in
our Sunday school just now on account
of the failure to receive literature TOR
the classes this quarter This is the first
trial of the Boston house and will be the
last if this is fair sample of its prompt.
ness.
1t is almost time to m AXE contract
for publishing the minutes Of the pro-
ceedings of the Sharp County Sunday
School Convention for the present year,
when the minutes of last years conven-
ton have not yet been printed. What
about this, anyhow?
Our generous assistants last week
were numerous. We thank one and all
who helped to get the paper printed and
mailed. Shelby Metcalf and Will Jones
run the press, while Ed Boles and George
Wilkerson got the papers ready for mail
ing. Walter Metcslf, our young fore
man, was boss and general manager.
"A. M. Martin. one Of the proprietors OF
the Sulphur Rock Wheel passed through
Evening Shade yesterday on his way to
Highland to attend the meeting of the
Sharp county Wheel which is called to
meet at that place to-day. Mr.. Martin has
recently enlarged and otherwise improved
his paper, and it is now enjoying a good
patronage. The proprietors are striving to
have their publication endorsed as the
state organ, in lieu of the Wheel-Enter-
prise, and say they have considerable en-
couragement from different sources. This
is Mr.. Ms business in Sharp county.
Albert N. Csbler, who has been q
resident of this town and vicinity tor
several years, took bis departure for the
west one day last week. His objective
point is Willow Springs. Mo. He will
give that country a thorough inspection,
and if he is dissatisfied will 60 further on
toward the setting sun. Mr.. G. is an in
dustrious and deserving man, and while
residing here made many friends among
our citizens who commend him and MS
most estimable family to the people wher'
ever he may settle.
MITES FROM MAXVILLE.